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…gives them all the financing, they also give weapons to Hamas, as well as to Hezbollah. And they provide the scaffolding on which these organizations really work.” “While we were…

…dominance requires addressing the source of the problem directly. Consider the strategy the U.S. has employed against Iranian proxies like Hezbollah in Lebanon or various militias in Syria. These strategies…

…the barracks in Beirut, murdering 241 U.S. service members. The blame was placed on Hezbollah, the same group currently firing rockets into Israel daily alongside Hamas. The barrack bombing was…

…capabilities if you ruled out Hezbollah. From there, it’s not unreasonable to imagine connecting a line of complicity to individuals within one of Hezbollah’s favorite foreign governments. There is no…

…working as the agency’s station chief in Lebanon, was kidnapped by Hezbollah and tortured to death. In 2011, over a dozen CIA spies were captured in Lebanon by the terrorist…

…in gold in exchange for energy exports between July 2012 and the May 2013 report date. To put that number in perspective, Project Cassandra sources asserted that Hezbollah was collecting…

…had tagged as threats to national security. Of the 14 civilians, one was a top Hezbollah operative named Ali Fayad, who had not only been indicted in U.S. courts for…

…It exports dangerous missiles, fuels conflicts across the Middle East and supports terrorists, proxies and militias such as Hezbollah, Hamas, the Taliban and Al Qaeda…. The deal lifted crippling economic…

…by public disclosure. But quite a few instances over the years have become public to include border-crossers connected to al-Shabaab of Somalia, Hezbollah of Lebanon, and Harkat-al-Jihad-al-Islami of Bangladesh. For…

…An estimated half-million are dead and even more innocent civilians wounded by Syrian leader Bashar Assad’s forces, plus various Islamic terror groups, Russians, Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Hezbollah, etc. So a…

…various regimes (like Bashar al-Assad’s in Syria) and to terrorist proxies (such as Hezbollah and Hamas). With Iran’s budget, transparency is a pipe dream, but some have attempted to crunch…

…its model the successful transformation of Lebanese Hezbollah from a disorganized grassroots organization to effectively a state actor. However, chasing this objective has translated into the Iranian regime funneling billions…

…undoubtedly the climax of a jaw-dropping turn of events spanning a week, beginning with the death of an American contractor following a rocket attack by Kata’ib Hezbollah. Reaction to the…

…the Russians and Chinese, the Iranians, as well as Hezbollah and the FARC. China and Russia threw Venezuela a financial lifeline as Maduro sought billions in “loans for oil” agreements…

…more immigrants and roughly 150,000 students on visas per year. Authorities have also pursued hundreds of jihadist prosecutions in recent years, including those pertaining to Hezbollah. And the throngs of…

…Jewish targets. As Todd Bensman reported in 2020, “Iranian avengers, in the form of Quds Force-supported Hezbollah operatives of the clandestine ‘Unit 910,’ are stationed in cities across America, set…

…conducted in the name of Islamic Jihad and perpetrated by the Iranian-led, IRGC-trained forces that would come to be called Hezbollah — consisted of two sequential suicide bombers. U.S. troops…

…run by Hezbollah, which it is currently trying to whip up into a new war against Israel. In response—and in the absence of any substantial American leadership during the Obama…

…the Iranian mullahs for American hostages, and when they let him subdue criminal investigations to let the terrorists of Hezbollah off the hook, and when they let the heads of…

…sits the Assad regime in the west, its Shia-Muslim supporters Iran and Hezbollah, and Russia — the Assad regime’s benefactor since the Cold War. Allied with Assad are religious minorities…

…prepared for a rising Iran-backed Hezbollah-like regime in the Arabian peninsula, a fertile ground for a clash between Al Qaeda and ISIS, and continued suffering for the people of Yemen?…

…gun ownership in a surrounding area. Virginia Heffernan made headlines in February for a column likening Trump supporters to the terrorist group Hezbollah and Nazis. The basis for her piece…

…offended by the thought of allying themselves with Hezbollah to fight ISIS, how could they be so horribly insulted to hear that Israel is their partner, as well? How could…

…in retaliation for hosting anti-American forces; and the Bush administration’s 2006 decision to halt Israel’s attack on Hezbollah. These were Syrian acts of war against America, and America should have…

…on institution-building in progress-averse parts of the world. Hezbollah, he revealed, could not be allowed to win adherents and allies by supplying local populations with basic goods and services like…

…soft power is meaningless. 4/? — Lee Smith (@LeeSmithTWS) December 18, 2014   So terror now has a definitive say in US cultural products? Norks, Iran, Russia, China, Hezbollah, Hamas…

…the violent acts of Hamas and Hezbollah, it has not denounced the groups themselves as terrorist organizations. CAIR is connected to Hamas, which the United States has designated as a…

…war with the militant group Hezbollah in 2006 was nearly hit by Katyusha rockets. I could go on. The point is that he’s beginning to resemble Jen from the IT…

…al-Qaida, the Islamic State, the Taliban, Boko Haram, al-Shabab, al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb, Hamas, Hezbollah, Lashkar-i Taiba, and scores of other groups you’ve never heard of, how many would…

…visiting with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. A recent letter from Hamas’ military wing urged the northern Iranian proxy to join forces. “The true enemy of the nation is the Zionist…

…Syrian and Hezbollah proxies. When Saddam invaded Kuwait in 1990, he not only moved back up the priority list, but a series of external events converged to create momentum to…

…balancing services, or were they fueling the bloodshed? When Iran’s Lebanese proxy, Hezbollah, was blowing up embassies, hijacking planes, and killing U.S. servicemen, where were the Baathists and why weren’t…

…any conventional sense. There’s little threat that Boko Haram, ISIS, or Hezbollah could bombard Fort McHenry and burn our Capitol. Instead, terrorists attempt to exert political will by terrorizing. Terrorists…

…know that we will give the Iranian regime hundreds of billions dollars to fund Hamas and Hezbollah—organizations that aren’t squeamish about expressing their views on a second Holocaust? As many…

…organizations like Hezbollah,” Obama admitted in his speech. “It supports proxy groups that threaten our interests and the interests of our allies, including proxy groups who killed our troops in…

…and your enemy, and others besides them’ [8:60]). Iran has made good on that mission by helping build and train jihadist groups. Its main proxy force is Hezbollah (“the army…